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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Heller CALL Harris, Lyndon Centre
lst premium, 50.
DEvoNs.
Best herd--Edward Hungeylord, silver
medal; 2d BEST Il 3 Harris Lyndon Cen
| ire, bronze mccall.
Bull three years old and over-Edward
Hungertord, Burlington, laJ premium
| 80. J. Hhrl-, Lyndon Centre, "a, 10
NJ Kelley, Wjuun>hi, 81, ..
BAH two years uld-E tward Hunger
ford, BurljnL on, lst, premium $40.
Bull one year oid-EAWard IIuugerford,
| Huriluaton, 1T premium, 81 G Z Paine,
/ EAST Bethel, "a, j.
Ball calf-Edward Hungerford, Bur
lngton, l.t premium, s.; l. B Harris,
! LynJon Centre, I'd, 2 Edward Hunger
ford, Burlington, Sd, l.
Cow three years old and over-Edward
Hungerford, Burlington, lst premium,
SIS j. b Harris, Lyndon Centre, 2d, 10
Nj f Kelley, Wlnooskl, Sd, 5.
Heiiers two years old Is Harris, Lyn-
don Centre, LIST premium, 81 Edward
liungerford, Burlington, I'd, 3 NJ f KEEL
ley, Wiuooski 3.
Heifer one year old b Harris, Ign
don Centre, 1st premium, s. Edward
llungertord, Burlington, I'd, 3 G O Paine,
East Bethel, 81, 3
lleifer c9lf-L Is Harris. Lyndon Centre,
1st premium, 50 NJ + Kelley, Wnooski,
2l, . Edward Huugertord, Burlington,
30, l.
POLLED CATTLE
Bull three years old nd over-T n Vail,
Lyndon Centre, LIST premium 80.
Bull one year Od--T n Vail Lyndon
Centre, list premium, 81.
Bun calf-T n Vail, Lyndon Centre LIST
premium, 81 l. B Harris, Lyndon Centre,
"a, 2.
Cow three years old and over-L B IIar-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

ROME, Sept. l9.-The cholera continues
It's rayages. IL Chtania to day there were
seven new cases, and four deaths, in Pal
ermO eight cases and 1--WE deaths, in Mes
sina l07 cases ano ~ deaths.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Wl"H oH F,e.n.sA Is 9ut, l. DIR 30.
., n ; 'l'"y. Wiijie'o" . varieties
rape; g..
I, vii ef " son, Pomtr.. - var.c. les
u 'pie9mls. ZEN ulnz On - Ntef 10c, Ner-
utyi' W Ih'' FIppni o3;; = pte'hIunls On
piGt Term 'l ~ sect = ppin 25c.
II. Foritt Cha.lo '', premium on
cran1""r.e- $ ID 1rcu'nm 81
Az 'rlu- varieties - ,pp''1. - 'dil-
i.t son unlt, e. g. J.. PM.nain, Gam
1r rI,., co; j n. & L. p, Tracy, Shei-
Moses de Pon'oa, New Haven, 90.
GHaINS AND VEGETABLES.
Richard NJtt, Charlotte. 1st premiums
On ghfie> 81 W, On bAckW 90; I'd on
'Nv QUO.
Luther Putnam, Ctnhril.,c, LIST pre-
nilms On IL rowcd corn g.. 2l ,1 welcome
oats ,,Dc % an noirteins o. . nt.' tlyir,
5lc Isl, ON CIiiidi rrnt,3,acI ,,,, "'' ~ nS
. i -, i,,,r., ~ ~. ~ u -" l w,
| - 90 > e9O "ut' oI9O CoileOtiOh Oh NeSe-
l",,tN D w.
hiram Mefrihew, South Burlington,
o. notaIoes 81 Ist on largest and haet noi
lection uf vlgernblrs IN O0 III o,, ,,,aGo,,,,
Cnii"n II ~ 0 00' - o,i hle'oiiS,
! "{'t Iu.Sn "dCet w, i9t oh SeiloW
uIah CnrlsIlana lAush o. LIST on green
| H'Sh CdSana w, LIST on carrot table short
| V hit. uila,p celery o. Isl m au., ,,f.I,f
90 Isl on .iIysT .S,n ",' 0 M
| - H W. o'i'St "a A. "r,Ou9 ~ I7O
| 90 - w. 81 VA III p wv l9t uH DeIt pep
= w. ~ on setallS w, Isl on GO&a-
| b ma SqltHSh co. 1-t on Butman squash
q. lst on whit. esu tuTuins 90 In. on
| yellow Swede turnins OO 1st ON white
| : y,d. t.rnir. M ~ IN ( ro,.,.l al,,,,.
| . M 81 ~, - p',,J ~ c,rn ! M "1' WI II
! r, =, ~ - ~ W. ~ - w.
on turn'p beet. 81.
b w. - Il,rlEeS' hiptnh' lsV premiums on
| nn tPi"S ~ p"I tGE -, ~ oh pIdiS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
CATTLE.
rroRoUGuBEE3 SHORT HORNS.

Est herd-F q l. L Moore. Shoreham,
taJ premium, silver medal 90 l. Reynolds,
Bu, inglUn, "a, bronze medal.
Best Dull three years old and over-F &
L y Moore, Shorenam, LIST premium, SO
u l. Reynolds, Burlington, I'd, ID.
Buils two years Odd w Green, Little
FL >, n y, LIST premium, 80.
Balls one year old-F x l. f Moore,
Sh-,eAunl, LIST premium, 81 6 l. Rey-
mo-, burlington, "a, + . Reynolds,
So, u Burlington, 81, 3.
Bun calf-F d /. II Moore. Shoreham,
Isl premium, - ii ~ brigham, Burning
ION, I'd, 2; i o heynolds, South Burllng-
Ton, Sd, l.
Cow three years old and over-F & l. f
Moore, Shoreham lsl premium, $l5 q l.
Reynolds, Burlington, "a, 10 + 6; l. Il
Moore, Shorenam, Sd, ,.
Heller two years Old-F &; L f Moore,
Sh0redaIn, Isl aud ? / premium, $7 and ) ;
y i Reynolds, Burlington, 3D., g.
Hefer one year old Il l. T. Moore,
Shu..1em, 1T premium, - q l. Rcy-
loi. burlington, - aud Sd, 3 and.2
l. Ter calf a II l. Moore, -nOtenam
81 p.emlum, So ; % Reynolds, south
Burlington, 2J, =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Best herd-U W Reyes, Newbury, 1st
premium, silver i1eIal Cream Hill stock
tarm, I'd, bronze medal.
Bun three years old and over-Shedd &
Van Sicklen, Burlington, lst premium,
10; II " Keyes, Sew Jury, "a, Is Shead
A au Siclllen, Burlington, 81, >.
juIi two years u.d-H A Brigham, Bur
ACTON lst premium, SO Cream I'LL
81" Farm, Shoreham, ~, e p cE {.
] e., Hnesbur-h, 80, !.
t.GI, one year ulu--H w Keyp.. New
b..Ji lsC premium, 81; Peck q i'.,t.
Alues0urgh, ~, >; Cream H.. at,c>
Farm, ShOIeham, 81, B.
Bull calt-Snedd X Van Sickle. 8l.
4tngtou, lat and I'd premium, @,uuu q
ii W Reyes, NeWDury, Sd, l.,
Cow three years old and Olv--E ~
heye5, New6uly, lst premium, si,. Cream
HlIl stock Farm, 2d, 10 Shedu q Van
SickIen, Bnrlin, ton, 3D., ).
Heller two years old-Cream Hill : och
Farm, '~i premium, - II W Kes e-, New
bury, ., Shedd Il Van Sichicr, nul-
iiu4,.. I'd, 3.
stock Farm, I'd, 3; ii w Keyes, New
Heller calf-Peck e. Post, Hinesluren
lst premium, 50 ii W Keyes, NewuulS
I'd, . Shedd Il Van SickIen, Sd, /,
HEREFoEDs.
Best herd-L b Harris, Lyndon Centre
silver medal.
Bull three years odd Il Harris, Ign
don Centre, LIST premium, so,
Bull two years dbl b Harris, Ign
don Centre, LIST PREMIUM $40.
Bull ,alf-L B Harris, Lyndon Centre
LIST and I'd premium, II and 2.
Cow three years old and Oyer-L b Har
ris, Lyndon Centre, /, I'd and 3D. premi
ums, SIS, l0and >.
Heifer two years odd b Harris Lyn
don Centre, lst aud "a premium 81 and B.
Heifer one year odd b Harris, Ign
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Poots and shoes, N d Mediation. diplo.
MAID goods, Leo, McLaIen < Co, diplo-
mo; dried grasses, j Freshman, New
childrens goods, case hair goods, Mrs G
+ Collision, special premium 50; stuffed
birds, lst, II \ brush, Milton, 81; row
boat, + f. Lord, South Burlington, diplo-
ma; star tohoggaus Charles III Emerson
4 Co, diploma; deer's head, Charles G
Swift, Starksboro, diploma willow work
special premium, a Sherwood, Burlipg-
ton, So willow work, George a Sherwood,
Burlington, diploma; millinery, special,
Mrs 2 II Mcmahon, So; best display in
Floral hall, exhibit of furs, ID n Nichol-
son, silver medal; second best display in
Floral hall, exhibit textile fabrics, manu-
featured in Vermont, Willard Manufac-
medal
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CnYetltSis [ ;Sa,

Mr. u. |. WileoNson, OF Horse
Gave, hy, says he was, for many
years, badly afflicted with rhthisic,
also Diabetes; the pains were almost
snsadrrable and would sometimes
almost throw him into couvulsioas
lie tried Electric Biiters and got
relief from first bottle and after tax
ing six bottles, was eatirely cured,
and had gained N tlesh eighteen
ponds. Ssy he positively believes
he wou,d have died, had it not heen
far the relief afforded by Electric
Bii,ers. Sold st fifty cents a bottle
by f. E. Miller. [6]
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farming journal states that there is
evidence at hand that by dc-horning cat
tie nearly one half Of the feed is saved.
although it admits that it is ignorant of
the process by which this remarkable re-
suit is obtained. 1t will prove the dawn
ing of bright, gladsomc day for the
farmers if the statement proves true, and
it will not be too much to hope that they
will soon be able to raise cattle with no
feed al all. We don't know a great
deal about farming but if de horning the
cattle will save halt the feed, we have an
abiding faith that detailing them will
save the other half
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Meyer g. Brexn, Probate Jusig
Atty's for Petitioner.
kIde-wath ReseIution

Whereas, q petition duly signed by two-tl,irds
Of the property owners adjoining the street here
inafter described being presanted to the Board
Of Trustees of the Incorporated Town OF Kim
ball, Bruls tounty. Dakota, asking that n bids-
walk be built on soath eide of Second street.
commencing at Main street and runniu. east
along south side OF said Second etrce, to the
east line of lot one N in block nine i9) in Kim
ball, Brnla county, Dakota, and the Board hAy-
ing approved tho same therefore be it,
REsoLvxp, by tho RoHrd Of Trustees of the In
corpoTated Town Of Kimbail. Dakota.
Sec. /. That a side-walk four feet WIDE, made
OF lumber not less than two inches thick laid
crosswise on three substantial striEyers not less
than two inches thick and six inches wide, i,id
langthwise, and securely raiiei with taontyptn-
Kimball, Dakota, along the south sds of sEid
street as above described.
Eec 2. 5sid sidewalk shEll bo built by con-
tract made by the ChairInan of tho Board of
Trustees with the lowest responsible bidder
after 3 days notice hy posting and the EXPENSE
thereof shall BIO lien against the abcttirg prep
erty, and il not paid By the owner wiihin thirty
(3O) days after the completion of the side-walk k
the shme shall be certified by the City Clerk to
the City Treasurer as tax against the abutting
property, and the kame shall be collected us
other taxes are collected
Provided that il tho different lot owners build
the sidewalk abutins uu their property within
thirty days provided in this Reeolut,on then
no TAX shall he levied tla. reof This resnlut ion
shail be ip forco aud take efsoct ton ,l0) days
alter its publication.
Approved May 4, 1857.
Louis Richards,
La. Weeks. Chairman.
- u.
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We arc in receipt of TIE Future, a
monthly paper issued by c, C. Blake,
the Kansas weather prophet, OF The
month of May the prophet says; There
will be enough rain ia most places, with
an excess in some parts, and in local
spots there will not be enough" This
is as clear as--m9d, The sixty million
people of this country who have been
lying awake nights worrying over the
weather can now roll over AID 20 to
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Among the provisions Of the new law
for the benefit OF fire departments the
following is said to be one of the pro
visions:
Tie fire companies in each city, town
or village hereafter viii receive benefit
OF two per cent. an the amount OF insrr-
unce premiums received by companies
doing business in the territory, from the
cities in which fire companies exist. The
clerk of the city, town or village shall
file with the territorial auditor on or be
fore the thirty first Of October in each
year a certificate stating the existence OF
such company. The amount acCruing to
the companies will be paid The following
July l, after fling Of the certificate by
such clerk
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puOBATE COuR'p.

OF tho comfy Of Brule, Tcrritory of Dakota;
IN the matter Of tho Qrdcr to sliow cause VIII.
estate Of ". G. c Cook, |decree of distribution
decoused. should not be made.
Dn re;.diae and fling the petition Of HI. d
Cook, an heir at Law, OF said deceased, ecttiBt
forth thst anid estate ie in proper condition tc
be closcd. md that u portion of the residue ol
mid eetate romans to he distributed to heirs o1
said deeaaefi as pereoas cntitled.
IT IL ORDERED, That all persons interestet
ia tho estate Of the said W. II. Cock. deceased
be and appear before the Probate Court of Chs
County of Bruie at the court room OF i'd court
in the city Of Chamberlain in said Brule county
on The i3th day OF May A. d. lss7 at 10 O'clock n
M, then and there TO show cause why an order oil
distribution should not bo made of the residue
OF said estate smong tho Leira OF the deceasad
according to law:
Dated April 20, 1857.
Meyer d Brcwn, Probate Judge.
Afty's for PetftimAr.
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The Kjmball GRAPHIC is of the opin-
ion that nearly every county in Dakota
viii vote on prohibition. If they Go,
nine-t tentfss of them viii carry and Da-
kota will come near being aprohioition
territory. Ii will be much easier to en-
force n prphibitory law in the future il
adopted while the territory is yet un
developed. Greek uiaa.) Grapa
i.
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UtW. BUtIer, Atty. 9 a. '7 - z.
tend OlRcs g Mitchell Oak. April 10. 1857.
yloelae II hereby given that tho fOllowing-ramed
Dttlee haa 4lsd notice Of his intention TO make
Anat proof u support Of his claim, and that said
Ie0o& viii ba madg before elk. Dist. Court Of
nis S g GHhs,hsrlai 2; III on May ~ issa
n the Nqfk Hec. 90 Up. los Mr.. 8S WIS r. NJ.
- nAMes thy following witnesses 70 prove his
oonS1nuua1 residence upon. and cultivation of.
e1id land, M: EiIsworth d. Harrington, WiiIfried
BsiGhtman, Albert Limpart and MichaeI
Ualke III 0e kimball, Bruls Co, y. T.
Geo. 3. Eyeritt, Res.
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L. P. Roes novel. HE Fell In Love
With His Wife" is said to be having II
great rnn. We know Of fellow who
fell in love wi h another mans wife that
had greater run yet. The last we
neard of him the woman's husband was
still after him
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The last note given for the payment
of the water mains has been paid. The
mains cost trihe over 81 100 and they
We're paid for with the saloon license
money. To some it will doubtlessly
seem that it were better had Kimball
been without saloons and dryer than the
parched plains of Egypt, ard property
decreased IN value proportionately.
This Is point on which good men
differ. however.
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lssoetical seati:no:,t.l


II is too bad that he GRAruIc with it's
pharisaiaal boast OF being the "Oniy
Strictly Moral paper in Dakota should
be under the thumb of the saloon eie.
ment Stand up Tinan md dare to be
man, Chamberlain Register.
/. is too bati that a newspaper which
broad gauged, .iberal-luinded John II.
King worked SO hard to buila up should
now be controlled by one witt, views and
ideas SO narrow and contracted Lat they
could ,iud ample wsltzing room On the
point OF 2 css;:s','Tio Eeci,e.
Because, fossooih. we dare 70 aPhold
the board Of commissioners OF this
county IN licensing saloons. pending
vote OF tie Peop!e this ISL On the 8G5-
ject--a board which was elected regard
less of any temperance issuc whateyer-
we are accused os he;Rg under the thumb
os the saloon clement, are We? stuff,
Either you are lacking in common
sense, Mr.. Owen. or common deceucy
possibly both. We regret exceedingly 10
| he obliged 10 indulge in personalities in
this matter but We do NOT propose 20
have our manhood, Independence and
/ temperance principles Questioned by any
narrow guaged, bigotea fanatic simply
| because we think that little handful Of
men sitting as board of commissioners
should not take it upon themselves to
make Or unmaSe saloons ON general
principles without first knowing the eX-
act sentiment Of their constituents We
prefer to deal in facts not personalities,
but the GRAPHIC caa be very personal
indeed if called upon.
1t is unnecessary to sny that neither
the GRAPHIC nor its editor has ANYTHING
i'll common with the saloon element II
by the accusation patronage il meant
the amount so received wouldn't pay
postage on the paper Aside from that
a newspaper that owes no man a dollar
year in and year out is not apt to be un
der anybodys thumb. Considering tina
the GRAPHIC never Published a line up
holding the business of liquor selling u.
a business; that it has repeatedly cnlict
the attention of the authorities TO III,
constant violation of the laws by the sa
looms; and that there is not a man livn,
in all Dakota who ever saw ts cdito
drink Il drop of any Intoxicating bever
age or frequent any resort where such in
toyicants are sold. it is exceedingly in
teresting to have some little squirt of al
editor, whose dogmatsm stamps him o
that class of temperance workers VIII
doff their hats when they meet a wate
wagon and drink out of jug behind tn
door, jump up and accuse us Of bein
under the thumb of the saloon element
But, by the Eternal. us General ,Iackso
would say, if we had our choice: to liv
! among that element, no matter how dt
grading, or among q lot of narrow-minC
ed bigoted fanatics of whatever creed @
belief we'd choose the former
Stand up and be man!' hIr. Over
J we have stood up. 1t is useless to ri
quest similar act on your part AS on
bearing the characteristics ''of ths
breed which has 10 pride of ancestr
and no hope of posterity' it would i
for you physical impossbility.
.,.~.-s--s..-~-.~s-.r
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~, W. Butler, Atty. n - gs
Land Oiiics at Mitchell, OAK. April 20. 1887.
Notice D hereby given that tho following
Qottler has fled notice of hia intention to make
2nal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
Heoof will be MAds before Judge OF tho Probate
Eeqrt OF Brule Co., at Cham berlain, Oak. on
4 8une n, 1887, 1t one o'clock p. M, yiz Edward
81. Crucley under his ID. +. entry No. q, les for
4 tAe NWA Hec. u TIP. los Mr.. G7 W.s NJ. He
nAmes the following witnesses To prove his con-
tinnons residence npon. snd cultivation Of eaid
1And yis: bamnal W. Beckett. William hacker.
end HsnlE etraight, al q ( kMiiabnli, M ard Matt
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nueAltn.u arnlea sa!se.

The best sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers salt Rheun.,
Fever Sores, letter. Ckapped Hands
Chil3isins. Corns. and ali Skin Erpp,
hens, and positively cures piles or no pay
required |, is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price - cents per box. For sale by +.
Z Miller
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We commend to all our readers a
thoughtful reading of an article in an
other column pertaining to temperance
agitation, a reprint from q clipping
handed in by lady very prominent il
temperance work. The article in ques-
ton, we think, the very best that we
have ever read on this very much vexed
question, Ii abounds with good sound
common sense, and points 10 s moral
which the extremists on both sides may
well ponder over.
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An old lrishmau who has worked for
years for the ST. Paul railway company
when he heard Of Mr. Mitchen's dealt,
is reported to have said: AN so the old
man is dead Heaven rest his soul. If
he has as much influence with st. Peter
as he had with ST. Paul he's all right"
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Lsnd O6ics & litchsll, OAK, Apra 10, 1881.
1otioe y hereby giyAn That the following named
11al pgcef u support Of hin claim, aud that said
neooE viii u lnids before Clk Dist. Court Of
1snle Can e Chamberlain, nak, on Alas 30
e1ks1H H, 40 for tho HEk Sec. 1e-Tp. l05 NJ
0.M0 W.a3P.N. He names tho following Wit
@ proye his oonfinuoHs residence upon,
Nnd onlkvatiM Of, said land, viz: WilIfried F.
ll{GAiaau, Elmer BurHess, Myron 4. Burgess
I'd Alhsn limpert, all Of kimpail, Brule Co.,
u - ~ tieo. u. Everitt, Reg.
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B lad OAsss 81 Mitchell. Dak., April II, 1881.
SSgee0e u hofehy given that tho followipg-nnmed
6o1s3es hSa d1ed notice or his intsDtion TO mako
3eOq will be made besorc Gk. Dist. Court of
3tels ooanty at Chamberlain, Dak.. on Nay 2s.
M vis; 06qnis allivap, under I'D. entry No.
naMes thS ldtloGih9 witneeses to prove his con.
tanMpna ~ idence upon, and cultivation OF, said
Ias6 II; Hsnusl DotX. Wiis.sm Book. Lewis
Il ~ 9 AZ Geo. b. Everitt, Hes.
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THURSDAY af !sst week wns rcd

Thursday of !asl week was a rcd let.
ter day fora farmer in Plumner town
ship. HIS wife presented him with 8
bouncing girl baby, two of hi. mares
dropped colts, two cows gave birth to
calves and a SOW had nine pigs Feet
and yet the old moss hacks in the Eas
woadeg why Da&ota's boom don't lc
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AlItlic departments at WasiiHs'enafe
closed To-, -Thursday-'o witness the
unyeiling of the statute of Garfield,

1t is said ,ha, the new school law Is to
be issued in pamphlet form this week
and that school officers caa oht&in oePy
Of the same hy addressing The territorial
rnneriNtenaent. rn
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After all the fuss ana blowing of the
newspapers il transpires that just scecn
families were removed from the Big
Bend on the Sioux rcservation-a tract
of land on which they never had any
right
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As near as we can Judge from over one
hundred Dakota exchanges there are less
mortgage sales published in Brne
county than in any county in Dakota in
proportion to its inhabitants,
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To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the In
carpprated Town of kimboll.
Il herewith transmit TO you a statement of thu
financial condition of the Incorporation.
Thofe are outstanding warrants on
the general fund. Observation-Disclosures. $l,6S1.63
On the water fund, for fire ap-
paratus J. .................. 10000
Bonds for well on lat street, duein
fifteen years from March Ist, 1881 with
interest at 10 per cent. 1,5Oo.Co
bonds for grading streets and lay
ing sidewalks due in fifteen years
from April rs, 1884, interest at 8 per
cent. ................. 1,5oooo
Second streets due in five years frnm
Aug. 10, 1885, int. por oent...,....:. 10000
Bonds for Rrtesian well, due in
afteen years from Jan. 9. 1855, int. ut
8 per cent. ,.......,,.. 10000
Bonds for artesian we'll, due in
3 por cent. ............... $4,000
Total Indebtedness. ...... si2,63lss
The assessed valuation on real and
personal property in 1888 wns. -. s2ls.755.oo
On which was levied a 10 mill tax
which amounted to. .,,..,..: -. 2,is7.5s
(, Coat oS artesian we'll including
honae. .:,....... $4,000
ering tIoughs, including material,
same, which is paid for. .............. 1.aoa27
The sslaries paid the last year
we're:
Clerk. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Treasurer ........................... 25.D
Night police and Marshal. ...,..... 3G0.Ga
All Ali of which respectfully submit to your your
consideration.
]. A. Weeks.
Clerk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-13

\ deep philosopher says: IF you oh.
serve closely the notshie and successful
man Of your day and generation, you
viii 6pd thai Ae has lealaed to waste No
tinse III regrets for what cannot be re-
callc,3. - Some one has cviaontly bee;
watching tis
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-13

The Woonsockes lnrnicipal election
resulted in clean sweep for the prohi
bitionists. The man who cannot see the
steady and sure growth of the prohibi
ton sentiment in the West is blind-or
nc does not read.